>> yes. >> and dominic black's family had a shooting range up there? >> they have a gravel pit where it's safe to shoot. >> you and dominic would practice with your ar-15 shooting at target in that gravel pit? >> correct. >> you would shoot at 75 yards away? >> no. >> how close were the targets? >> i think the furthest i got was from me to the tv. >> you didn't shoot at any targets farther away than that? >> no. >> dominic black testified me shot at targets 55 yards away. did you see him do that? >> i didn't but i don't know what dominic black was shooting at. i was not with him when he did that. >> you are aware of the fact that the ar-15 is capable ever hitting targets much further away than you and the tv, correct? >> i believe so. >> did you know the capabilities of your own weapon? >> i knew it could shoot and i believe from a distance. i am not an expert on ar-15s. >> did you personally purchase that 223 full metal jacket ammunition? >> i did not. dominic did. >> did you ask him to purchase it? >> i did not. >> you didn't know what type of ammo wa

but i don't know what dominic black saw or what dominic black was shooting at. i wasn't with him when he did that. >> but you were aware of the fact that the ar-15 was capable of hitting targets much further away than you and the tv, correct? >> i believe so. >> did you know the capabilities of your own weapon? >> i knew that it could shoot and i believe from a distance. i don't know how far. i'm not an expert on ar-15s. >> did you personally purchase that .223 full metal jacket ammunition? >> i did not. >> who did? >> tomnic did. >> did you ask him to purchase it? >> i did not. >> so you didn't know what type of ammo was in that gun. is that right? >> i knew there were .223 full metal jackets. the first time i shot it i had to load it into the magazine. >> so you knew the type of round, but you didn't know what those rounds were capable of doing. is that right fair to say? >> i believe a bullet is a bullet. >> as you sit here today you know that there were different types of bullets, right? >> yes. >> you know that hollow point bullets, for example, do differen

dominic's house? >> yes. >> the rest of the time it seems like you're being driven around in mr. black's car, is that fair to say? >> yeah. >> why did you use his instead of yours, do you know? >> i would drive just to get to work, and sometimes to go to dominic's dad's house. >> so even though you didn't have a driver's license you drove from your home in antioch to the rec plex that day? >> yes. >> and after work you drove without a driver's license to dominic black's house. >> son on the week prior to that that was also without a driver's license? >> objection. >> i will mef on. >> you drove to mr. black's house. >> yes. >> you left your car there? >> yes. >> you spent the night at his house? >> yes. >> and you woke up and came down to ruthford? >> spent the night at his house, had dinner, woke up in the morning, had breakfast, we were going through -- i was on social media and we saw all of the damage. we decided to go downtown. >> and you came down in dominic's car? >> correct. >> and you said that there was a time when you were cleaning graffiti? >> yes. >> and at some point you sa

this is me, and this is dominic black. >> okay. we've heard -- you can have a seat. bout you, nick and dominic. you knew those individuals before august 25th of 2020? >> i new nicholas smith and dominic black. >> you did not know the owner of car source previously? >> i did not. >> was he being nice to you guys? was he happy you were there? was he mad at you for being there? >> he was happy we were there. >> you heard their testimony, the two owners, i believe it was friday afternoon? >> i did. >> and did they give you permission to be there? >> they did. >> and the other individuals in this photograph, some of whom have testified in this trial, ten minutes before this photograph was taken, did you know any of them? >> i did not. >> had you ever spoken to any of them? >> no. >> and when you were there, what was the idea? was there a plan? what was going to happen? >> yes. the plan was -- i went down there to provide first aid. i brought my orange first aid kit, the fanny pack, and i also brought my pelican box which was filled with first aid stuff. >> the orange box b

>> i knew dominic black and nick smith. the people on -- sorry. >> dominic black and nick smith. >> those are the two people i knew on the roof. >> other than that, you didn't know anyone else before this night, fair? >> correct. >> when this interaction that we just watched happened, you're still walking with ryan, right? >> i'm not. i thought it was at the time but seeing behind sight view, i'm not. >> when you decided to cross 60th with ryan, you two talked about the fact that if you get separated to go back to the 59th street car source, correct? >> i don't recall that conversation happening. >> but you tried to do that, didn't you? >> i did. >> because you felt like if i'm out here by myself, that's not good, i need to head right? >> yes. >> and you also talked to ryan about the fact that when you get out in to this crowd, keep your mouth shut. don't antagonize them. didn't ryan talk to you about that? >> no, we didn't talk about that. >> so at this very moment you're telling us you lost track of ryan. >> a little bit

>> i knew dominic black and nick smith. >> dominic black and nick smith. >> those are the two people i know on the roof. >> other than that, you didn't know anyone else before this night, fair? >> correct. >>. >> when this interaction happens, you're still walking with ryan balch, aren't you? >> i'm not, i thought i was at the time, but seeing hindsight view, i'm not. >> when you decided to cross 60th with ryan balch, you talked about the fact if you get separated to go back to the 59th streetcar source, right? >> i don't recall that conversation happening? >> but you tried to do that, didn't you? >> i did. >> because you felt like if i'm out here by myself, that's not good. i need to head back, right? >> yes. >> and you also talked to ryan balch about the fact when you get out into this crowd, keep your mouth shot. don't antagonize them. didn't ryan talk to you about that. >> we didn't talk about that. >> at this very moment, you're telling us you've lost trackover r -- track of ryan balch. >> a little bit ahead, but yes. >> let's continue the video. you have just walked off the scr

what dominic black did was wrong. and we don't tolerate that. the agreement was dominic black was going to keep that gun until the defendant turned 18. it was dominic black's gun. it was legally his. and the defendant knew that it was going to be held onto until he turned 18, that he was not going to have it until that birthday. i want to focus a little bit on this ar-15 because i think it's important when you consider the recklessness of the defendant's conduct, how much he knew, cared, or didn't know about this deadly weapon. he had only fired it that one time, maybe 100 rounds through it. he loaded the gun with full metal jacket ammunition, which i'll talk about a little more. he wanted it because he said it looked cool. didn't seem to know or care much about the type of ammunition or the type of gun. you had a couple of witnesses tell us in this trial, and i could not believe it, a gun is a gun is a gun. no. don't even start with that. a bullet is a bullet? no, it is not. it is not. and anybody who says that is ig

i don't recall his name, this is me and this is dominic black. >> you can have a seat. 20? >> i knew nicholas smith and dominic black. >> okay. you did not know the owner of car source previously? >> i did not. >> was he being nice to you guys? was he happy you were there, was he mad at you for being there, describe it? >> he was happy we were there. >> you heard their testimony, the two owners i believe on friday afternoon? >> i did. >> and did they give you permission to be there? >> they did. >> and the other individuals in this photograph, some of whom have testified in this trial, 10 minutes before this photograph was taken, did you know any of them? >> i did not. >> had you ever spoken to any of them? >> no. >> and when you were there, what was the idea? was there a plan? what was going to happen? >> yes, the plan was to -- i went down there to provide first-aid and i brought my orange first-aid kit fanny pack and i also brought my pelican box which was filled with first-aid stuff by my feet to provide first-aid. >> the orange box by your feet you referred to as th

his me, and this is dominic black. >> okay. we've heard testimony -- you can have a seat. ominic. you knew those individuals before august 25th of 2020? >> i knew nicholas smith and dominic black. >> okay. you did not know the owner of the car source previously? >> i did not. >> was he being nice to you guys? was he happy you were there? was he mad at you for being there? >> he was happy we were there. >> and you heard their testimony, the two owners, i believe that was friday afternoon? >> i did. >> and did they give you permission to be there? >> they did. >> and the other individuals in this photograph, some of whom have testified in this trial, ten minutes before this photograph was taken, did you know any of them? >> i did not. >> had you ever spoken to any of them? >> no. >> and when you were there, what was the idea? was there a plan what was going to happen? >> yes. the plan was to -- i went down there to provide first aid. i also -- i brought my orange first aid kit, the fanny pack, and i also brought my pelican box which was filled with first aid stuff by my feet

>> dominic black drove me. >> and dominic black drives you where? >> he drives me to my house and antioch, illinois, where i meet with my mother and sisters. i tell them what happened -- sort of tell them what happened. i was still in shock. my head was still spinning. then we went to the antioch police department whery turned myself in. >> who drove you? >> my mother. >> anybody else go with you? >> not at first. >> and you get to the antioch police department at what time? >> about an hour after the shooting. >> okay. when you get there are they looking for you? >> no. >> did you have to explain to somebody? >> i had to tell them i was just involved in a shooting in kenosha and needed a kenosha detective. >> did they take you into custody? >> no, they had me sit in the lobby of the police department. >> were you handcuffed to a chair? >> i was not. >> did you stay there? >> for about -- could not give you the exact time but until the detectives showed up. >> were you having any physical discomfort? >> i was vomiting and have a panic attack. my hea

>> dominic black drove me.my house where i meet with my mother and sisters and i sort of tell them what happened. i was still in shock. my head was still spinning and then we went to the police department where i turned myself in. >> who drove you to the antioch police department. >> my mother. >> anyone else go with you? >> not at first. >> you get to the antioch police department at what time? >> i would say an hour after the shooting. >> and when you get will are you looking for you? >> did you have to explain to someone? >> i said i was involved in a shooting in kenosha and i needed their detectives. >> did they take you into custody? >> they had me sit in the lobby of a police department. >> were you handcuffed to a chair? >> did you stay there? >> i could not give you the exact time, but until the detectives showed up. >> were you having physical discomfort? >> i was vomiting, having panic attacks, and my head was spinning, i could not think at that point. >>> good morning, mr. rittenhouse. >> good mornin

dominic black conducted what we call a straw purchase for defendant. he purchased that gun for someone not legally allowed to purchase it for themselves. i'm prosecuting domibbic black for that like i'm prosecuting joshua zimminski. because what dominic black did was wrong and we don't tolerate that. and the agreement was dominic black would keep that gun until the defendant turned 18. it was dominic black's gun. it was legally hit and the defendant knew it would be held on to until he turned 18. that hes that he -- he was going to have it until that birthday. i want to focus on the ar-15, when you consider the recklessness, how much you knew, cared or didn't know about this deadly weapon. he only fired it that one time, maybe 100 rounds through it. he loaded the gun with full metal jacket ammunition which i'll talk about a little bit more. he wanted it because he said it looked cool. didn't seem to know or care much about the type of ammunition or the type of gun. he had a couple of witnesses tell us in this trial and i just could not believe it, a gun

>> dominic black drives me. >> and dominic black drives you where?>> he drives me to my house in antioch, illinois, where i meet with my mother and sisters and i sort of tell them what happened. i was still in shock. my head was still spinning and then we go to the antioch police department where i turn myself in. and did anybody else go with you? >> not at first. >> and you get to the antioch police department approximately what time? >> i mind say an hour after the shooting. >> and when you get there are they looking for you? >> no. >> did you have to explain to somebody? >> i had to tell them i was just involved in a shooting in kenosha and i needed kenosha detectives. >> did they take you into custody immediately? >> no. >> what did they do? >> they had me sit in the lobby of the police department. >> were you handcuffed to a chair? >> i was not. >> did you stay there? >> for about -- i couldn't give you the exact time but until the detective showed up. >> and were you having any physical discomfort while you were there? >> i was vomiting and hav

if you're going to go up to dominic black, you don't need to tell him you're friendly because they know you're friends. we don't tell this to our friends. >> yeah. >> we say friendly to people that aren't our friends. people that might be hostile to us. right? >> yeah, i said it to them because they were throwing rocks at me. when i told them i was friendly, they stopped throwing rocks at us. >> to be accurate, they were throwing them at bear cats. one hit an armored vehicles and bounceed off towards you. >> yeah. >> it didn't do any damage to that armored vehicle, did it? >> not that i'm aware of. >> can you imagine trying to harm an armored vehicle with a rock. that's pretty hard to do. but no one was throwing rocks at you and ricochet. so you wanted to let these people know, hey, i might look like i'm on the other side, but i'm really friendly. fair? >> i wasn't on any side. >> i didn't say that. you might appear to them. that was what you were worried about right. i notice you looking over at your attorney a lot. i'm trying to ask you. >> he's looking directly at mr. binger and i'm

even dominic black concurred in that, the state's witness. as i said earlier, they want these two guys to dirty kyle up. he's picking a spot to pick trouble and to be there and cause problems. he was asked the provide security. he did. they denied that they were going to pay any money. nick smith says that they were. going to pay money to nick smith. ladies and gentlemen, did you get the feeling that they're a little afraid of being sued as everybody in this case is? i think so. when they were up there, i don't remember him saying, oh, you can protect car source 2 or car doctor but don't go to car 3. they had somebody arranged to protect car source 3. the word came in that they had left. dominic balch, joanne fielder, all of them say they had permission. why would they lie about that? how does that protect them? they're not charged with anything. who is the people who are lying here? sal and sam. next, police officer widener. he was the e.t. he went and recovered some of the two, three rounds from car source. i believe he found three of them.

that is dominic black.ashington saw the rioters breaking up concrete at the church parking lot. described mr. rosenbaum as erratic. he stated the crowd was suspicious. i don't know what that means. one of the things that i thought was strange was, the night before they were burning garbage trucks. they only burned the old ones. that tells you something about his point of view. there's a certain amount of property damage that is justified and okay. kenosha was using the garbage trucks that the rioters lit on fire. nothing regarding property destruction was going to do anything to help jacob blake. we also learned that kyle rittenhouse smokes cigarettes and that he's got an affinity for the dinosaur museum. detective howard, ladies and gentlemen. detective howard's testimony is the stuff of what reasonable doubt is made of. two detectives, both lead officers on this case. they sat through every minute of this trial. their opinions of the actions of mr. rosenbaum from testimony, videos counts be more diametric

dominic black conducted straw purchase for the defendant.owed to purchase for themselves. i am prosecuting dominant black for that, as you know, just like i am asking joshua ziminski. what dominic black did was wrong and we don't tolerate that. he was going to keep that gun until the defendant turned 18. it was his gun and legally hits. the defendant knew that it was going to be held onto until she turned 18 and he was not going to have it until that birthday. i would like to focus a little but on this air 15 because i think it's important, when you consider the recklessness of the content, how much he knew, cared, or did not know. about this deadly weapon. he had only fired at one time and maybe 100 rounds through it. he loaded with full millet jacket ammunition which i will talk about a little more. he wanted it because he said it looks cool. didn't seem to know or care about the type of ammunition for the type of gun. a couple of witnesses told us in this trial, and i cannot believe it, a gun is a gun is a gun. don't even start with that.

. >> reporter: on the witness stand, dominic black, rittenhouse's friend who purchased the semiautomatic rifle rittenhouse used in the shooting. black testifying he saw rittenhouse shortly after the shooting. >> he just said he had to do it. it was self-defense. people were trying to hurt him. >> reporter: and david, the jury is made up of 11 women and 9 men. the trial is expected to last two to three weeks. if convicted, rittenhouse could face life in prison. david? >> all right, alex perez in wisconsin. alex, thank you. >>> we turn now to the deadly shooting on that movie set. tonight, abc news obtaining a resignation letter from a camera operator on the crew the night before the fatal shooting and what that letter claimed. here's abc's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, abc news obtaining a resignation letter from one of the camera operators of "rust." the night before the fatal shooting, lane luper emailing production managers -- "in my ten years as a camera assistant, i have never worked on a show that cares so little for the safety of its crew." luper writing, "during the filmin

thomas binger also said the first witness that the jurors will hear from is dominic black. and he also underscored they became friend or got to know each other because black was dating the defendant's sister. kate? >> thank you so much for that. that trial continues. we'll stay close to that. also new developments in the deadly shooting on the set of alec baldwin's film "rust." an attorney for the assistant director dave halls now says that it was not his -- not their client's responsibility to check the gun that he handed to baldwin that killed the cinematographer halyna hutchins. halls previously told investigators, we saw in an affidavit, that he should, he said, have checked all the rounds before deeming the firearm safe, and the santa fay sheriff says it's important for halls and others to cooperate with investigators and come in for follow-up interviews. no criminal charges have been filed but the district attorney for santa fe county says she has not ruled anything out. that's all still on the table. thank you so much for joining us at this hour. i'm kate balduan. "i

the riots were still going on and i went to dominic black's house. i stayed the night over there. saw the videos of the riots and the arson going on.hi >> tucker: what did you think of it? >> it was upsetting because kenosha is my community. and i was just upset seeing my community up in flames. >> tucker: yeah, i bet you were. so, you are at your friend's house that night. you have come back as working as a lifeguard. >> yes. >> tucker: you decided to go in, correct? >> so we stayed the night augus. we wake up in the morning and we are talking like, let's go help our community and see what we can do. we ended up at the central high school where we were cleaning graffiti for a couple of hours. then, we met with the owners of car source and we offered to protect their business from fires, making sure that the other two properties didn't get burnt down like the night prior. they agreed. we came back. we went back to dominic's house. we hung out there for a little bit and then went to help protect the property and make sure it didn't set on fire again. >> tucker: so you get thereyo a

and we heard about how he was able to get the gun that dominic black, who is charged in a separate case gun for him and he went through how he saw him. the defense during opening daytimes was trying to blake the defense and said this was the case that he was attacked by someone that bet him with a skap board. and that he fired in self defense. >> and one person of color on the jury? >> yes, one, 20 injuries selected and eight will be will be testifying. his attorney says he will testify and later today it is possible that the man that he shot and wounded, it may take the witness stand. >> it will be very interesting to hear from rittenhouse not so much on temperature, but it will be interesting. we'll be checking if with you very often. thank you, gabe. >>> meanwhile, the families and the survivors of the 2015 charleston church massacre are starting a new chapter. on thursday the justice department reached an 8 million settlement with the families of nine victims and the survivors. it was a culmination of a series of events. i talked to her and her daughters and her attorney on "today."

dominic black. his father. the city of kenosha. the police weren't doing their jobs. so then average citizens had to patrol the streets? that's ridiculous. these people need to be held responsible. >> how do you suppose that can happen at this juncture? do you see or entertain any kind of civil suits? >> well, we're in one now. >> can you give me more detail on that? >> i really can't speak on that. >> do you feel like the prosecutors, the prosecuting team could have done more? do you feel like they failed you? or are you satisfied with the way they handled this case? even though it was a loss for you and your family? >> i think mr. binger did a great job and i think he, it was rigged against him from the beginning. >> what do you -- >> and the judge made a fool of him and the jurors saw that. and that the ambulance chaser, what's his name? richards? he knew he had free reign of the courtroom because of that judge. he got everything he wanted. anytime he cried, the judge did what he said. it was rigged. >> john huber, is there anything you want to reveal about what yo

. >> reporter: dominic black testifying he traveled to kenosha with rittenhouse, taking a similar weaponhe shooting. >> he was freaking out. he was really scared. he was pale, sweating a lot. he wasn't really talking. he said he had to do it. it was self-defense. he was -- people were trying to hurt him. >> did he ever say to you that someone was trying to attack him with a gun? >> no. >> reporter: black is facing criminal charges for buying the weapon for rittenhouse, who was too young. he told the court he hoped testifying would bring leniency in his case. prosecutors bringing in two more witnesses tuesday, including an fbi agent and cory washington, who live streamed protests in the area. rittenhouse has pleaded not guilty to all charges. the judge says the trial could last about two weeks. and, brianna, yesterday the defense attorney alluded to the fact that they may actually call kyle rittenhouse to the stand. certainly that would be a big moment in this trial. brianna? >> certainly would be. we'll see if that happens. shimon, thanks. >>> everything i'm about to tell you actually ha

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friend dominic black who bought rittenhouse the rifle testified monday. >> he was scared.eally talking. he said he had to do it. >> reporter: testimony resumes later this morning. if convicted rittenhouse could face life in prison. robin? >> thank you. >>> now to the world series, braves waking up world series champs beating the houston astros. we know someone very happy about that. t.j. holmes. >> happy about that, what do you mean, robin? yes, look, after what this team has been through, the atlanta braves last night not just got a story book but an improbable ending. >> left side, swanson. to first. the braves are world champions. >> reporter: the atlanta braves finally world series champions again and in dominating fashion. >> swanson touches one off. >> i live and die in the city of atlanta and there is no place that deserves it more. >> reporter: it's been 26 years since the braves have won the championship. >> flies into left center field. >> we've had so many ups and downs this year, and for us to be world champions, that is awesome. >> reporter: atlanta battered t

rittenhouse on that night did not tell joanne black, dominic fieldler, about this grabbing of the gun. about oh, i was afraid they were going to use the gun against me. that is because once mr. rittenhouse and his team understood that an unarmed person chasing him, an unarmed people chasing him later on would not be enough to meet this standard. to meet this privilege. they had to concoct a story. they had to concoct a story about how -- in great fear of this gun being used. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we've been watching the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial. we'll continue to monitor, but there's another manl story we're following here in "the situation room." president biden sealing a much ne needed victory by signing the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill into law. it is now the law of the land. let's go to our chief white house correspondent. after a long, very hard fight, the president just delivered o

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certainly the score of the most memorable england busy headlines had been dominated by racism. incorrect. i sort of signed in black clears to meet the full force of over racism in fitful and the 198900 ninety's. he's published a new book, which contains some surprising and challenging do us how racism operate in wider society player is john binds, the big isn't titled the uncomfortable truth about racism. today, he is in conversation with alex, but 1st your tweets emails and messages in response to i show last week on the continuing call with crisis. 50 unwise and says and my humble opinion, i don't think any of the deval government seems to be listening to the experts anymore. this must be because they obviously know better. know, alan says, excellent shoe as usual. you think that governance would listen to unfolded the advice of these learned men? it's not rocket science after all, but common sense, thanks to me that it's more about course in the greater good. keep up the good and valuable work. stevie mac says, thanks, alex, bit information on where we are with corporate. i hope the government so do you get to

defense closing arguments in the trial of 3 white men with the killing of a black men in georgia. venezuela's ruling party dominates regional polls with a divided opposition taking only 3 states out of $23.00. i hello ethiopia. the prime minister says he will travel to the front line on tuesday to lead the military against rebel forces. abby and i said it was time to lead by personal example. in a statement posted on social media fighters from the northern tiguan region are pushing further south towards the capital, addis ababa thousands have been killed, and more than $2000000.00 displaced since the conflicts started a year ago. i called on all if he opens who want to be remembered in history to join him in the fine he said whatever absence is created by his departure, he was sure officials in addis ababa would continue to do their jobs. in response the spokesmen for the tea gray people's liberation front tweeted ivy's mimicry of ethiopia as war time emperors had taken on an all to probable skits a frantic overturn, and that his vow to join his forces in the battle field was another sick joke. let's bring in willi

the number of gop dominated districts from 22 to 25. black districts, from 1 to 9.publicans proposed maps that would give them a 13-2 majority despite republican registration falling by more than 120,000 over the last four years. that means 1.6 million democrats will be represented by two congressional seats. while 1.9 million republicans will divvy up the remaining 13. that's democracy in name only. i want to be clear, democrats do this as well. in illinois, the democratic state legislature set to eliminate two congressional republican seats and adding one democratic. in maryland, democrats are looking to get rid of its sole republican. in new york, an independent redistricting commission failed to find consensus so they're looking to reduce republican representation. here is the thing. republicans have complete control over redistricting in 20 states. democrats in only 10. that gives the party of trump control over 187 house districts while to cut democrats have 75. this is a partisan arms race. and the will of the people is what suffers. but the fix is in, it is

black people than white people. it was designed to improve care for patients with advanced medical needs. i recently showed in the journal of medical ethics that the dominantrotocol for ventilators since -- disadvantages of black patients because of the way that i've expectancy factors into the algorithm. the prior structural racism that creates the racial gap in mortality. this is true for other intersecting inequities that predetermine the relevance of people in the database or patient population. the focus on the accuracy of the technological design can ignore assumptions about the health underlying the design. centering on weighing the safety and potential misuse of the procedure against the potential efficacy. there has been far less discussion of the social assumptions underlying the fascination with using genetic modification technologies to improve human health. the ethical debate has been dominated by the most advantaged people in our society by the stake in social change to eliminate the structural barriers to good health or revolutionize the meaning of health in our society. the allure of algorithms can even mystify latent racist -- and even int

for those of you in other contexts from i write about a number of dominant white institutions as well. thinking about the broader blackreedom of movement and activism and questions around race across the united states, all institutions from northeast midwest, west coast and the u.s. in south, jenkins definitely stands out in reactionary would be a kind way of putting it for some of these. so i do agree with that but it tells us so much about the role of academic administrators specifically the college president and building spaces and our broader space in building. i think about building space what jenkins was able to do in two parts. one is the physical space, we have to understand black college, black university existing was not something that was naturally just going to happen. there was resistance along the way especially when you started having black leaders and black institutions because there's a history to where a lot of these institutions, which initially started as a private institution and it becomes a public university like addicts today so you've got white academic leaders and educators, shocked at black

black man in georgia. and his way as ruling party dominates regional polls were they divided off position, taking only 3 states out of $23.00. i p o p as prime minister says he will travel to the front line on tuesday to lead the military against rebel forces abbey and had said it was time to lead by personal example. in a statement posted on social media fighters from the northern te gray region, a pushing further south towards the capital, addis ababa, thousands have been killed and more than $2000000.00 displaced since the conflict started a year ago. i b, i had called on all e c o p and who want to be remembered in history to join him in the fight. he said, whatever absence is created by his departure, he was sure officials in adis amber would continue to do their jobs in response to the spokesman for the t. right people's liberation front tweeted abby's mimicry of ethiopia war time emperors had taken on an all too powerful bold skits a frantic overturn, and that his vow to join his forces in the battlefield was another sick joke. william laurence is a former us diplomats and professor political science an

colleagues and i recently showed in the journal of medical ethics that the dominant protocol for ventilators systematically disadvantages black patients largely because of the way life expectancy factors into the algorithm. due to the fire structural racism that creates the racial gaps in mortality. this is true for other intersecting structural inequities that predetermine the relevant status of people in the database or in the patient population. secondly, the focus on the accuracy of the technological design can ignore completely the ideological assumption about health underlying the design. the debate about regulation of gene editing technologies, for example, has centered on wanting the safety and potential misuse of the procedures against the potential efficacy. but there has been far less discussion of the social assumptions underlying fascination with using genetic modification technologies to improve human health. the ethical debate has been dominated by the most advantaged people in our society who have the least stake in social change to eliminate the structural barriers to good health and revolutionize a very gett

seek the other side of this moment the basic truth about what it means to be in black and clear in a womanhood dominates in society and retreats everything in its own image and called it a success but instead of avoiding my own compliance and accountability or will seek to aim the questions directly at myself challenging the current narrative about the race gender and examining all the ways that i benefit from. i use stories to my own life to remind us that changes constant and growth is necessary inside and out and my mother has her mighty your two tell me these are fictional. it's occurred my identity a search for the answer what we fight so hard to stay so disconnected in an exploration of honesty of self and ego in what exists beyond rage. >> sound off in the comments. >> jill, first of all in my galley the part about your mom is actually that line is missing so is that something that got added in? >> it's a hard because i think it's just a whole bunch of situations put in different places and a whole bunch of different people symbolically as one and they think it was very concerned. i'm not here to